Alone you're a signal.
Together you're a network.
There are 2,007 licensed low power FM stations in this country. Most run on volunteers and under $100,000 a year, each one filling 168 hours a week and solving the same problems alone. Independent artists are three feet from a microphone that would carry them and can't find the door. And 213 counties have no local news source left at all, in many cases without realizing the transmitter across town is the last locally owned media they have.
The Radio Co-op puts them in the same room. Three papers below, one for each person who needs to hear it.
For the licensee
You fought for that license. You shouldn't have to carry it alone. What forty stations can do that one station can't.
Read the station paper → Paper 02 · Radio RecordsFor the artist
1,400 streams bought you four dollars and zero names. Here's what one spin on real radio does instead.
Read the artist paper → Paper 03For everyone else
Your paper folded. The TV crew is sixty miles away. Somebody still has to tell your town's story.
Read the community paper →